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mashing rx7 03-15-08 01:10 AM

16x8 rims i need correct offset
 
I want to buy some sport max's that are 16x8 in my lug pattern and have a +0mm offset. Will this offset be ok for my fc? If not let me know what kind of offset i should use for this 16x8 rim. Thanks

staticguitar313 03-15-08 01:38 AM

NO!

perfect offset or 8" wide is between +35 ans +25, my 17x8"s are sitting at +28 up front, fits perfect, clears struts and springs by more than enough and sits flush with the fender i'm running a 225/45/17 tire.
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e5...I/100_0198.jpg

Derek King 03-15-08 03:02 AM

you can get them to work as long as you have suspension and some camber plates. and a proper fit tire. i run right around a +5 in the front. roll the inner fenders for sure

YaNi 03-15-08 09:24 AM

Running +0's will make you look like those damn honduh's. :wallbash:

Add 2 inches onto the outside of 16x7's (40mm offset) to see how hideous they will look.

mashing rx7 03-15-08 01:08 PM

haha awesome. Thanks guys i think ima go for a +25mm all the way around with the 16x8.

E_Dub 03-15-08 02:23 PM

No way man, the 0 offset ones fit and look much sexier.

Jerk_Racer 03-15-08 02:29 PM

16x8 +30 is what I have and +32 (popular offset) would be better. 225/50 tires to be exact. To hell with aesthetics and looking "flush", I prefer ZERO issues with rubbing and having to roll metal to make something fit.

KhanArtisT 03-15-08 08:06 PM

You can run it with 205s if you want...it'll look cool but from a performance standpoint it would be better for you to go with a more positive offset to fit more rubber. Look at metal's car here, he has the same setup and it looks great!

jdmsuper7 03-16-08 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by Jerk_Racer (Post 7981209)
16x8 +30 is what I have and +32 (popular offset) would be better. 225/50 tires to be exact. To hell with aesthetics and looking "flush", I prefer ZERO issues with rubbing and having to roll metal to make something fit.

+32s might rub the inside up front. My 16x8 +32 old style Advan fives rub and my 16x8 +30 SA3s don't. Both are on 225/50 Azenis.

edit: this is on stock suspension

CarzArKoo1 03-21-08 05:30 PM

how about 16x8.5 with +37 offset, will that clear the back and front for the spring and do that need a spacer maybe just 5mm in the front? thanks just wondering

Josh18_2k 03-21-08 09:58 PM

+37 is too far inboard. stick with 25-30 for 8.5"

CarzArKoo1 03-22-08 01:42 AM

but spacer can help out right like getting the 8mm from here http://www.fc3spro.com/TECH/MODS/RT/rims.htm

but would it hurt putting the spacer tho? would this shorten the stud by a lot if i the wheel are put on?

CarzArKoo1 03-22-08 09:31 PM

putting spacer will push the +37 to like 27 or 32

Josh18_2k 03-22-08 09:58 PM

ARP studs are great. anyone using spacers should get them. some wheels are thick enough to require longer studs as well.
front - http://store.msperformanceonline.com/100-7713.html
rear - http://store.msperformanceonline.com/100-7708.html
and theyre gold so they look cool.


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